About this role
Director of Finance
Robert Half is looking for a strategic finance leader to oversee the organization’s fiscal management for a healthcare organization in Angels Camp. This role partners closely with executive leadership and the board to strengthen financial performance, support long-term planning, and maintain compliance with government and funding requirements. The Director of Finance will guide core accounting operations, reporting, budgeting, and audit activities while providing leadership across finance-related departments.
Responsibilities
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Lead the organization’s financial operations, ensuring sound accounting practices and compliance with applicable regulatory and funding standards.
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Collaborate with executive leadership and the board to support financial strategy, capital planning, and growth initiatives across programs and services.
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Establish and maintain strong internal controls, fiscal procedures, and quality assurance measures that protect organizational assets and support accurate reporting.
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Direct payroll oversight and monitor accounts receivable, collections, adjustments, and balancing processes to maintain financial accuracy and cash flow integrity.
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Oversee the financial administration of grants and contracts, including ongoing monitoring, reporting, and communication with funding agencies.
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Prepare and review required government and program filings, including cost reports, tax submissions, and compliance documentation related to healthcare funding programs.
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Supervise finance, billing, and credentialing team functions, providing leadership, accountability, and operational guidance across departments.
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Develop annual operating budgets, support budget creation for new proposals, and review periodic financial statements for executive and board-level reporting.
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Coordinate the annual independent audit, maintain fiscal policies and procedures, and support insurance, investment, and employee benefit plan financial matters.
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Manage special finance projects and contract-related activities, including support for healthcare and grant-funded program agreements as assigned by senior leadership or the board.
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Bachelor’s degree or higher in accounting, finance, business administration, or a closely related field.
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At least 10 years of progressively responsible finance experience, including a minimum of 5 years leading teams in financial management and budgeting.
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Strong background in budget development, month-end close, financial reporting, cash flow forecasting, and fund accounting.
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Experience working with automated financial systems and advanced proficiency in spreadsheet-based analysis and reporting.
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Demonstrated knowledge of government-funded or nonprofit healthcare finance, with familiarity in regulated reimbursement environments.
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Ability to prepare and interpret complex financial reports, cost filings, and compliance documentation with a high level of accuracy.
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Proven leadership skills with the ability to work effectively with executives, boards, auditors, and external funding partners.
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Experience in FQHC is highly preferred